When getting a divorce a major concern is that of the welfare of minor children. Their needs, health, happiness, benefit and well-being must be considered and put above other considerations. After all, children cannot address these issues for themselves and we as parents and adults need to ensure children's needs are met and their welfare is protected. What options do you have when you believe your...
Military members and their spouses can file for a divorce in many ways, including the state where the nonmilitary spouse resides, the state where the military member is stationed, or the state where the military member claims legal residency. Though military divorce follows the most common divorce procedures as civilians, there are some noticeable differences. Active duty military is protected under...
Did you know under Utah law you can file for a legal separation rather than an actual divorce? Legal separations are different from divorce in that you remain married to your spouse. Essentially, you will live apart from your spouse but will remain married under Utah law. In Utah, legal separations also in effect for twelve (12) months or one (1) year from the date of your hearing or until one spouse...